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Provisions

lIp riuruIs Firm. mess pork, iiG.
sugar rurrl hums. U',miilC breakfast
BACON. li'.tli2g huIk pork. clear siics $50
clear ub .iIol s'.. long clear Sg shout.
dlT. u .y.
I,uu. Tirut,l ,.., halt hrls, ~, krg.,
n DhH'uu Kettle, So. strong.
Ii.u.N uDLuurl hlli hlrtls. No T. " nv.
So @. uu. Nu. H g. o., lulh kit Ne 4.
% o.. SO. p - iu. No o. 81 %. Dry h,r.
ring family 2s Iur huN.
II,s frit,ulrrl,. Is ~ half barrels.
/ tlHl 'u kva % -
Iur.u Ni,tsH th,.,o beef headquarters,
uu7. iupHtuuH,us. &C., syyHui grade
| H]iulunti,rs o.. lurHIuHTtyrs, lr common
/ h.uIll1ttcfs a'.g iuurIulricr L. sheep
A.. HOG. tI.r
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A CHILD'S LIFE SAVED.

When ak months old the lct hand NJ our little
rmudrhiid bcun to swell nud hai every appear
anCs Of a. lHusc boil. We u%uultcci ", but all to no
purt-ss. Aiout Eve months after, u berHulc u
mining snup. soon other tuUs formed lie then
had tNu ui Them on each hand. nni o. Die hlnoi
t.sWmp muuf nWl mntU imputv Il took les time
fT them Ia hpuk out Atntv cuinr un The chin,
nrneguh the under lip which Mas very offensive
tIl. head was one solid tcuh, dischnrging a Ervt
drtl. 1hlswns hts condition ~ twtniy two months
aid. when undertook the carr 81 him, his mother
having died when De- wus u little more than u year
~. III ruusunpiiuu rctutuln 81 Cpurch lie could
Wntk : little. but could not set upi II be tell down,
ami tnuil not move when lu lei, having ~ uscoi
hi hands immediately commenced WIN The
Iru,ruA RfNInlfl using the JuUCtnN nud 90.
ugVHN soar irCly, aud when hc bod tkcn one
b1ttir nf the UvTtttrN MrliNINT his bead was
completely clrcd. uui De WIS improved in rv'fy
nav Ne ven very much encouraged, anu ruft
tintr1 the use nf The t,cmCilvs for year and a
half One anu after another healed % hunA mat
trr fHrulur IN each one ot these I've deep unt~ insi
lafup, healing, whlph would hutll gluN lnu~' ili
ven taken out then they would heal rlfldll
Ous III tlusr ugly honc formations prsvrN"l'
Al taking dogru aud a hall bottle. he Whscom
tIrt.ly rlr.d. and ]. now. nt the age q dN year. q
r,,ps and healthy ghtlt. Tho Hrufs IN hls hands
,,tf.f nivn,a Umnlns his hands an strong, though
a. ouge irtud be- would never lc nulr io 49, hcui'
At that physicians dld lut him dld him no good.
All Who saw the child hgiOtc utiug ulc @ u,uhA
WINtpiI.. uud sc tWc child now, cun'lirtll y Nn.
dIfmi ,iut. " the above facts are OF any use 70
Soa. ,"u arcal Liberty to uic them ,r,c,s
MAY .. iSs. C.E clay -, Bloomlnsion, H.
urthild was ually In nworc condition Than he
,ttss,rsi a. his gundmothCr. who. hying With hiul
~, i,y' bssamc accustomed IN the discis,
WV MAGGlE HOrllNN.
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puvr CHrpr Ou-32H33c prime summer
yellow. 5GNdjic; choice cooking summer vel.
low "a prime cotton seed meal, tlb 2jd
10 tn ear load lots less than ear load, SlG9
IL Ju.
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wErgty ootroN STATEMENT.

Receipts ut Memphis Tor Tie week ending
December %. 2o,0G2 bales, ns against 1913 q
bales last week, and 3 5.jol bales amc week
last year since september l. 52i,oi2 hiic'
arhinsi 46j. O1s hale, same time last year
Shipments Tor the week, Al2i bales, o.
against sl.bgi hm.cs same week last year
since September l.. 3iG.OOi bales. us against
slG.33j bales same time last ycr. Weeks
pslcs 1851 bales, exporters, l3,OJ. aud
ppiuners. $3.50 bales.
NEw YORK.
spois ol~ued steady and closed quiet; mid
shne. lUs.c SAlcs los bales. Quotations
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s.roeerlCs.

Nrw YoRg, Dec. 2l-rulcc-Spot fair
Rio steady at is1i@lec. options lOCgl5
points higher, but only moderately active.
Sales, $500 bags. December sl6 b5dl6 o.
january. SO SDdl6 -; February, Sl6 ~;
March, SiG sOcql5 70; April, slG ~; May,
siG O5di0 rs, June. 80 9@l6 as; July,
tiJ 75tal5 ~; AuVusi, ti5 S5eii5 IS; Sep.
tcmbcr, SIS iOdl5 n; october, si4 700
10 20 November, Sll 70Cfit ~; December
HSSsl, sit G0dtts ~ S~urnr-firm and
quiet; fair refining quoted NJ SIC; refined
firm; cNtm &. hh@Ahc; yellow, bhc; mold
A., nc; standard 4, goo 30; confection-
en- 4, CSC. Moln,scs-Quicti 30 test, 2ic.
Rice-Dull.
Nrw OnLEANs, Ia, Dec. 23-Conce-
Quiet aud firm; Rio. i7i.@209ic. Rice
In fair demand nj i9s@jtc. Sugnr-Dc-
mand far aud market firm; open kettle,
choice, iigc; prime Ia strictly prime, .iesCp
4 1.iGc: fully fair, ii,C ccntrifuEls, choice,
Ot.@G 3-lGr; of white, 6'sm6,; choice yellow
clarified, 5tsc; prime 6,sdj 1.lGc; OIL, 6,ia
= 6-lGr; seconds, Ii,dbc Molasscs-Dul
and nominal. Syrup-2O@2G c.
CtNctNN,Tf. Dec. ~. -W Whisky Steady;
sales. i.Gnj barrels finished goods on a basis
of II Oi. Buttcr-Firm. Sugar-Stcady.
Eus-Actiyc at 2Dd2ic. thccsc-Firm.
CmcAgo, Dee. 2-On the produce cx'
chnuru TODAY the butter market was more
stirring: extra creamery, 2S1@joCi fancy
dairy, 2id2Gc. EW--2l@2r.
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TIN card writer ~ T. Sluu',ln 4 Co.'S,
80 Main street, hH, q NyrN iiur stock VI
New Nc1r calling carls. lly Is ulsn q 81.
hourtl,,t. AMI can mabc ,uU perfect like.
nr,g I'M the old lasltiFncd photograph ,
we'll ns write % hviulitnl ,.uI.
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lmTufts- ". q g. " r. ~ hHl,f Nh o o. o..
be- l. A \. u. u. pa ". a Z. a. ". Ir co IS
. W.R q. HN l., g a. o. %. 49, X e.. a
y, X. a.. tat. NJ. = a a. " q Nl Steamer. ii5t
uarnus. Sn. Total. ass bales
TSts,ns- ~ sc r. a.. "a lAN RI 100
g. - As W a. n, iOt I. y oATN a.. 80
Total. g.us2 bales.
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Spois-Quici ami steady Trcs orlinalrc
OrIr,u. .put, b,li futures, for January De.
livery. tlA.t.
Nuir.frrs orliuairc Orleans spot. Gi'st
rpu-,rts 90 frame. f"r Ia kilus ui strict
midtiIur cotton. Hu,ry terms. 4 Milo b
lluut . Doe. ur 10 1,.irp Milo, equal luO lhs.
A fuu, 4. ,vUll 10 IA.
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ArrrAI OrrIcr.

llipAh tNINAN'f NV -' '''
While money is not yet easy by any means
Il being quoted firm, there is still a little les
demand. The banks are providing their
best regular customers, as usual, with ample
funds o; S per cent.
The C~loaring-hou~c report I, as follows;
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Articles.
Cash uuotntiOns were rs follows:

flour-Situation unchanged.
No. . spring wheat, 17l,c; No. 2 spring
wheat, mG5l sc; No. . rcd, zoe; No. 2
corn, 4oigmiS'Sc; No, . outs, 3lci No. 2
rye, G2c; No. . barley, 7Od &c, No. ! flax
seed, u ~; prime timothy seed, - 3i92 80.
Mess pork, per brl, 81 75Gtli s7ls; lard,
per 100 lbs, u -; short rib sides, loose,
~ ~; dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, 50 10
MG; short clear sides, boxed, = lOdS ~.
lieccipts-Flour, 5000 brl.' wheat, $1,000
hu.; corn, 10000 bu.; oats, 5000 bu.; rye,
$3.50 bu.; barley, 10000 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 2S,O0 brls; wheat, a.
600 bu.; corn, 5000 bu: oats, 5000 bu.;
rye, 1900 bu.i barley, 1000 bu.
81 Loris, Dee. 23.-Flour-Stcady and un-
changed.
Whcat-Oponcd strong and continued
brisk, with slight fluctuations, closing n little
above last nights close; No. ? red, cash,
s0lsdSlc; January, SIC; February, 81 ga
s2Ac, closing at s2}lci May sj}Igsjc, clos
ing at $3.50.
Confirm; cash. i8ismi7c; January,
i65sc; February, i7!sci May, OE@jOc, clos
ing ut ig'sc.
0ats-Stcady; cash, 3ia3i'.c; May, 32Jsc.
Ryc-StrOug, Gjc bid. Barlcy-Firm nc 76llc,
Bran-S2c. Cornmcal-Stcudy nj y i5tG2 -,
llay--Unchangcd; prime timothy, $lj
@lG So prairie, SS@ll.
iEEN-b buiiff-l ntlIdigth anu nIlli
creamery, 2id3Oc; dairy, 2nc.
Provisions 49, Dull. Pork New, Sii ~,
Ihrd-S7 q. Dry salt mcnt,-IoNcd shout
dcrs, y 756G; long clears, 4 jOa1 ~; clear
ribs, g. 7jGIi S75l; short clears, ~ s7llCs.
Bacun-BoNcd shoulders. 81 "a; long clears,
. S7li@s 10; clear ribs, = -; short clear,
~. Hams, 40 Ju6l2.
Rcccipts-Flour, I,UO0 brls; wheat, 5000
bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, lU,Up bu.i bar.
ley, l2,OJ bu, Shipmcnts-Flour, ZOO
brls corn, $500 bu; oats, l5,OoD bu.
Afternoon board hcat-Stcady; Janu.
ary, Size bid; February. SOa,c asked; May,
Sj4c. Com-Easy; jangnry. iG'sc bid; Feb
runry, use bid May, o.. Oats-Nothing
done.
KANs,s CRY. Mo, De-. wheat -
Strong No. ? soft, each, "a .D May sales NJ
Sc. Corn-Wcak; No. ., cash, tii.c asked
January, tii.c bid, iikc asked; February,
no bids, l5Ac asked; NAV. tsasc bid, $3.50
a.kcd. Oats No. ., cash. @Ha-kcd.
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Don't waste time aud money and undergo
needless torture with the lUIIc when Ethio-
piau rilc Ointment will niuul instant rrlicf
and certain cure In every g.. ut blind, bleed.
inr. itching, internal ana external piles.
Vanrum Rout Medicine G., manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. ~ GEMS aul u per bottle.
Sold at Hci,tct'- drug sturr 80 Main street
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OH ani Turpe

wuNtyo1oN, y. g., Dec. - -rurpcntinc-
Steady, SIZE.
C~tryul,~p, a., Dee 9.-r,frolcum-Fmi
q. ". ltU', 5i.C.
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stnge OF the Ri,ers.

OFFICIAL StGNAL SERVICE. L. s. A.
MEMPHIS, Dec. y. ! pm.
Tho following observations are taken Vt all stu
tions named NJ 18th meridian time, which IS ono
one hour later than Memphis time:
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An old negro WI. chalicng1l at the polls
thc other day, aud lis eNcu.' for not pay
inp hi- taNrS was that ht i.ll been here
over since Lafayette visil'i NillcdpcNilc ,
and remembered Wien ~ .lars Tell Tie
vas allowed To vote WI. '1,rtht Ca
fi,8ia}l
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Mon, lhan mo woman IN Vcv Orleans il

Nom Ihln On WOlllH W Wv VIIVlIlN "
siid to have gone 90 Europe on her
c,melin buSh,' Tor a nuiUIWr ui uptown
ladies are known 10. cultivate and sell
r,mclins at a very god pnult. but rails.
I'm, ariirhnAcs IL sill uioN' lucrative and
lr les, trouble than grow uH uimclias, and
any woman with q strip OF gruund can ina
short Time earn u snug Ito sumthrphy.
A]ricLukrs require w. liuly attention ms
not1tp,. aud grow m gasi aud may DO
s,ll Al N "A DOZEN. Ntr q. us PicdguuJ.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton irm-Middling Cotton, o 3-4c
Sales Today, 1900 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Firm,
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were as follows Ordinary, 73lc; good orli-
nary, o3-iGc; low middling, lose middlinp,
1896; good middling, 1o7sc; middling fair,
me- fair, 12jSc.
Futures opened steady, and closed steady,
ms follows. December, lo.lGal04s; Jan
uary, l0.j0; February, 1868, March, 1874;
April, 10 S3a 1854; May, 1892; June, liOla
llo2i July, 1Lo5@ll"; August, ll,0o@
lllH September, lO.G3a ioG5; October, 1925
@lo2G November, W0S@ 1909. Sales, 90, 800
bales.
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Ne. ,o,L pr, Decd, Market.

sr Lorr+ Mo-, dee. a-Wool Quiet bu.
steady.
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NV nnLrANs.

The ,p1t market opened dun and closed
quiet aud steady middliug, orc. Sales,
] 300 bales. Quotations were rs follows
Ordinary, SIC good ordinary, 0.sc; low
middlius "0IGT midlling o'sc' good mid.
ding io',c.
Futures opened firm and closed dull, as
follows. December o,j@0sb January,
0NS@2S9, February, io.03rd 1908, March,
10 lim lolG. April, lo@7@ i02s; May, 1889
@lo 49, June, lo5o@ 1851 July, 10000 1901
August lO5s@lo50 September 10 1o@i0l2.
October 9G5@oO7i November 95iao5j.
Sllc-, a. npp bales.
DAILY ruWr AND INrEuIOR MARKET.
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CturrrA. the great hin uitc. aud CttlcvrA
~ ,t' prpnrcl frnm a.. externally aWl lrLiCthA
nts,i ii The new blood pufincr Internally. nrc
-. ti.. eitr, lof every form ol 'kiu AMI blood
ii.as,s from pimpics IN sctoinla.
solid everywhere. lrrc, CytI,yHA tci .lAr,
~. TtantNtNI o. Prepared hy The ForftN bNN0
- tlttHu,u 20. iiostuu. Mass ,
n. mi G,r CLAW Il, tlw skin Discascs,' o.
80. nlltt.tntions. anil lu testimonials.
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Tho following list il corrected regularly
and may be- regarded as the latest quotations
uANE ATutEA
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STOCKS.

NNNN NJ
,Jsw. r,prss. in Missouri raslhc. s5Js
Ann II. .sH. Mobile a ohio.
Nit,n m MD "a Nashville a Chstt, a.
Nmyhcnu INprss. lul. ~ ,,nifa.!L ~ 80.
tanlia iariar ~ Nothgm rachg
tnuain ~luth,m. 50 Norh. iariho pidi SOY
trututl la'lur ai't N~"nlWulctn ~ -t
chesapeake a ohln. q Northwestern rili wv
tI,. u onto Id MA st. NrV Nurk ,ruiul, ite's
bt Auiins i rhi = y, thi a ~ l.. To-,
| thlUHgu a Alton. 30 NJ y lHlg v'r
,hIUhgn. ~ 40, ils' uhioN Mississippi +'U
! thi &c. T. Pc. D. ONO A Ni llli ~,
e.. ~ g. Nr pti, ~ uuurlnN Nclcn lo
| tIu stu a Glove h't oU'Eun lmpfoN'm ~
| tI.,, tuiumtua fI uuFnn Navigation. ~
! pyltvauA hudson iu' urrgun Iuins ~
ucl tnrk &W, si's ltrihc Mail, 4',i
| ihUNrt A RIOT % ltUflh NNt y - ~
r.i fSaS. i.,rt. a. pullman rslatc. 100,
lat Tenn ~ ~ sNF huling I'VE
] al, uN.t H. ~ tuuls q stu y, So
ion Ma,uri sti.G san D. pti.
iUu Worth a lEu g. ~ 4 Ut ril' W
i@ii1oi. ,Suinili5i, M PAUL 81 IG
iui. W,Iu a % ~ luul a uuHha.
kHusHs a Tr,Hs II 81 a OWnhn rid. 100.
lake urA Western. D. Tenn ttnl 4 lmu 20.
lake tic a ". rti. e.. la3a, lggllc d,
lake rlur. o.. Tot Nuhin'cl rIl, "
ipuI.,Iu Do a sash nf', luiuu Pacific 1,a
Nuuis,. \ Altauy, D. lnlirieinicsf Npr Oh
N,wpbIs AthHflya. %. NulsIsh. ~ 4 q T.. lIr
NIghIsHu ,yutut. 49, ". rt .. q y. pid. 'N's
Vl' taNW WrlI.A rnUotNp Ia
MI ". VtL. irtir western luIun ~
Min I'd louis vi, Nm,lDau cot ul, 81.
MIu r. ionis utd Co.
IusruN, bee - { pm HCousuls closed al
iOl o. fuT MONEY aud pi, Tor thr nccnuut
United State. bouis=l-, is,'s. 49, llu't
bar silver. asa per uuucc. calcutta lin
seed 35s 5tsd per quarter Sugar, ~ 81 prI
,Wi lur Cuba centrifugal pnlankiur q"
aud To- ~ for Musyuyuln fair refining ainai
p,un, bee 2}-rhrcc per cent Wntcs ~
32i.C fur tie account,
mask ,LTNmNCs.
Cm,,oo, M, ncr gi-Clcarings tuin!
Wrur s. iidnu1
Nav uutt,Ns a., dee. 2l-tlcnHuFe %
. the banks vrrr sll4A5 wl
ST. Inuis. Mo. nrr 90 Clcariusy toda,
tA5iits. htllurcs sii255l
H,tuunur MI. icr % Clcarinus iu,ln.
v,ry " .fN U,I balances. fsli, az
! NrN NnrN. nc, ai Clearing. todly Vet
we've 80 lsu usi hullur,. Siliiut
i ursrDy. Mac. nrr Ha,lcuiug, tUdl
w,u tlupiJ's p. balance. tl.t,i t'i.
b. rui ,rrirmN a. lhr % Dlrnriu's 4,
% du, v.ry 49, 90 "Hl balance. sl.Ttt,tij
srtlU mud prsl Islous.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chcsapcal,c and Ohio Route.

I~lcSnpcnke md Ohio Route.
Leaves Arrive,
Fast MALI, go am Fast Mail ... 3ij nm
Fast Ey-...,.ii: ~ pm Fast Ev...... iG3OAm
Ripley Ar.."" go pm Ripley hr.... NiOa,m
Mail and express train, run solid between Mem.
phis aud Louisville. Pullman bunct sleeper runs
ON mall aud sleeping Hnd NJ lining chair car on cX,
pres. Three hours quickest time 10 Chicago.
Ticket Office under Peabody Hotel.
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Memphis and Vicksburg Packet,
TIVE Steamer CITY or CAIRO, t--
i A. I. lirhtucr. Master, IEf
VIII leave MisdplilS Tor N'kS
BURG on SATURDAY. December - az = p.ui, ana
then after HNERY SATURDAY during The winter.
Freight viii h. received NJ the ELEVATOR Tor all
FONTS SOUTH. iorfufthcr iuiurnni!uunl Apply 10
e.. L. HAL. ras aga. AD STORM, NgrnL
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Mississippi aud .cnncescc.

Leaves Ariycs
-. q Mail. b2n pm tN. n Mall. HWIam
Sarlis ic........ 80 pm aSurdis Az. Stintn
tLocil Freight iWn.m tlocal Freight. $50 pm
Thigh Freight SIS pm F1hrgh trcigh. Gl0am
Mail tmins viii not stop NJ Nhitcliaytu, Horn
Lake, Ncshit, Loves or ting stations
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Mississippi valley Route d., y. a.. Il q. u. ~
Leaves Arriyef
'Nicksburg tx. 9Un am oVickshurg EV.iIUO nm
NO. fast Mail ii5 pm tN. . Fast Mail HlOam
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iulf Route ,knrsas city, springfield aud
Memphi,l,
Memphis aud Charleston.
Memphis aud Little Rock
STEAMBOATS,.
Notice to Shippers.

ST. LOUIS & NEN ORLEANS ANCHOR LINE
1887 WINTER ARIiANGEMENT. 1883
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Memphis and Vieksburg Packet Company
---U. S. Mail Line.
Tor Helena, Gonrnriin. TtICnc uui ArAInsis 'iy
I'M .--.--L n---.--.-- L.-----
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THE RIVERS.
steamers Leaving.
HnH.

SATURDAY.
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"TRE COUNTRY GfRL.n


Mile. Rhea closed her Seattle engage.
ment with one Of the most enjoyable
performances ste has yet given here.
As Peggy she is positively charming,
Beyond q doub. comedg is her forte
and In il shs IL simpIy irresistible. Ia
emotional parts where pathetic situs-
tions call for display Of high order
Of acting, she IL certainly an artistic of
gre At power. Ii Is in comedy, however,
that she finds impeFsonations that are
thoroughly oongeniaI. Her very nature
causes her to enter into the spirit and
feeling Of the part IN a way that renders
each and every portrayal ideally perfect.
She essays the role of the country girl
with an energy and abandon that makes
il one of the most delightful pictures
now on the stage. AZ the romping,
hoydenish, bat innocent English lass
she made a Veriteble hit. Especially
was this so while abe was on the stage
In the attire Of page. She looked ex-
tremely pretty in boy disgaise and her
demeanor at this point OF the play was
artistic aud thoroughly realistic. Her
livliness and meTriment while masqae-
TadinR was contagious and ths audience
applanded generously in appreciation
Of her clever work.
The support was very good. Mr.,
Forrest was fair as HaEcourt, and Mr..
Wilson, although hardly brusque or
violent enough for the country squire,
was otherwise acceptable. MIR. Amory
made a good deal out Of Sparkish, act
ing the eexcomb aFtistioally without
eIaRgerasion. The rest Of the cast vas
ia competent hands. Credit is again
due Mr.. Davies for the excellent man
nsF 10 which tie stage vas set.
The company leaves this morning for
the south. The performances have been
q treat to our people. and should Mile.
Rhea a2ain favor as, We are certain q
right cordial welcome will be extended
her.
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RRETTTTgs.

ma slas today ~ SIS p. -.
.rrs esisysd EssseFn mall srFfEs<
-. sssamsr waIla waIla cane int
~ yesterday.
- sarzet i've concert 81 Frye's opeFs
80 Thnrsisy sVeniDg.
-. ,tvhshOass tender AanzanieA took
"a - g esAl YESTERDAY.
=. F.avsh q tuiy COMMITTEES has ln
.-sssa{ 10 subscription to SiAe.
- aisrn's Ilttie Steamer vioiet u 81
$500 haFf ryceiying her machinery
- aslaAiss toaeheA.
-. ~a,gser Wllau1ette sailed yesterday
A., a. F-ancisco with . cargo u TO
- Al asaffle aad franklin coal
-, ursy PASSENGERS lsft last eyen-
- North PaciAc for Victoria TO
49, ne efesiBa day Of the jubilee.
wa. waIla brought 10 tons q
"a, fsF SEATTLE yesterday, and The
$500 ~. Good showing for one day.
w,LH walker has sold out hla feed
MI il fais city And VII Fetafn 70 Vresspn
49, 1kare be viii put IN an electric
iirks rlans.
Yss,ssday Vas the hottess day Of the
,.sr and daring the aftefnoon ms sher'
.-~5rfeF ranged from . - - degrees In
a. saAde.
1hs bark 0crmnniA was yesterday
80 . So By the tug Aastick. She
s.ss AFRO o. tI5a tons Of Back DiaRond
~ Coz the Bay City.
ma sehoonsr W. ~ Wissenaann VISA
...seFday afternoon tawed By the Wild
rr~d to Port Madison, where che will
80 lumber for sAn Diego.
n, Joha MaeEWen. second mate Of the
es-msnia, who met with an sccidant b.
t.IIlsr overheard last Thursday. was yes
ssday .akea 70 the Marine Hospital At
Ps1 Townsend. II is ROW thought he
vii recover.
I'm bar trip aeross the Sound last even.
l.S ~ steamer Michigan lost q blade
frsn hsreropslieF. which win necesaitAfe
~ laftns on for q day or 20. During
- tina she IL laid off the steamer Sue
- viii rnH In her place on the Seattle
"a Pot Blakely route
Nt.W.R. Thornell receivai d telegram
frogs the captain OF the Amity Baseball
cub Of Victoria. stating that II would be
iIapcsshie for them 70 accept the chal-
lasge d tae Reds 10 play match game
n hall as Beacon Hill on Saturday. This
uewa proved quite Disappointing Mt 10
ID Hens WHO hfe hAAioua " pt1y game
Nlth thsif British cousins.
ne Seattle Clerks AsxociaiIon viii
meet this evening 10 discuss the early
easing increment Only two stores %
~ have refused 10 close 81 the appointed
hear. and their excuse was good a rush
q customers. The only way tbs carry
closing movement can be made eminentiy
successful will DO through the co-opera-
ton Of The pabllo, As long - customers
ihFong the stores. the stores cannot b |
blamed for waiting on them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22
AT ONE HALF
EARLY SEASONS PRICES.

Al 2Oc. We have the best value ever
placed before the public, in double
fold ATmure; the goods arc cheap
at soc.
DC. We can show you an kngilsh
Serge OF Cashmere, "a inches wide,
that would be good value at Joc.
if bought regular.
Ar soc. One lot Of p pieces, French.
all wool plaids, a. inches wide; II
bought regular would cost 100. :
only SOC. as long as they last.
If YOU do not have time 10 see these
goods, send for samples.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22
4 CARD TO THE PEOPLE.

FrieHds.-We believe there Is no nu-
sio TOO good for the masses, provided 1t
is bright, and well within the scope OF
the performers ability. We know that
refined people enjoy hearty laugh, 70
the full, as well as Anybody, provided
ita provocative be free from coarse or
vulgar faint. Sc, on Thursday night, At
Frye's u 2era House, We invite you, not
10 q slaughter Of Meyerbeer, Beethoven,
ct al, nor red nose, blaek-face anna
teur minstrel show, but TO an entertain
ment replete with good music, and
b.imming ever with clean, innocent fun.
The price of admission has been placed
within the reach OF all. We are aware
that our action in excluding infants in
arms may call forth some criticism, yet
we honestly believe such action TO be
for the greatest good OF the greatest
number. Come, and We will try TO
please you. Respectfully yours.
TuE WIZARD Ont TROUrE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22
TABLE LINENS AND CRASHES.
ACTUALLY UNDER COST OF PRODUCTION

IS inch satin finish, double damask,
full bleached, 40c.
90 inch satin finish, double dAmask,
full finished, zoe.
90 inch satin fiaish, double damask,
full bleached, COO.
81 inch extra heavy, German dAmAsk
fnll bleached, 7Jc. Irregular price
everywhere $3.50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-22
C0KKRYCEMEYT.

TIE regular annual commencement
exercises Of the High School will take
place in Frye's Opera Houss, Thursday
evening, JuHe 30tb. Following are the
names Of the graduating class, With the
subjects of their essays;
William II. Reeves, JT, "Our Coast
Defence
Judson O. Hubbart, Elements OF
Success.n
Nellie +. Morse, "Fhe End not Yet"
Alice A. CiaFk, " The Boat Is Launched
bat where's the Shoreg"
Nola Il. Cowaen, odd Moments, the
Gold dust OF Life"
l.. May Fonda, 'Impreesions"
Ada A. Calligan, Perseverance,.
Laura NJ. MeGee, "Our Picture Gal
leFy."
Florence NJ. Stowell, Conflicts"
Eva A. Bartholomew. Possibilities
and Prospects OF Women Of the Pre-
sent"
Carrie Il. Lake, "Self eoneeil.